List of countries in Asia-Pacific by GDP (nominal)

The Asia-Pacific region is home to some of the world's largest and fastest-growing economies. This list shows countries ranked by their total economic output, called Gross Domestic Product (GDP), using nominal values. GDP is a way to measure how much money a country makes in a year from all its goods and services.

Countries like Japan, China, and India have some of the biggest economies, meaning they produce and sell a lot of things to the world. Others, such as smaller island nations, have smaller economies but still play important roles in the region.

Knowing how big each country's economy is helps us understand their strength and influence. It also shows which countries might grow quickly in the future, bringing new opportunities for trade and development across the Asia-Pacific.

2023 estimates

This section shows a list of countries in the Asia-Pacific by their GDP for the year 2023, based on estimates from the International Monetary Fund made in October 2023.

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Rank	Country	GDP (millions of USD)
1	China	17,700,899
2	Japan	4,230,862
3	India	3,732,224
4	South Korea	1,709,232
5	Australia	1,687,713
6	Indonesia	1,417,387
7	Taiwan	751,930
8	Thailand	512,193
9	Singapore	497,347
10	Bangladesh	446,349
11	Philippines	435,675
12	Vietnam	433,356
13	Malaysia	430,895
14	Hong Kong (China)	385,546
15	Pakistan	338,237
16	New Zealand	249,415
17	Sri Lanka	75,296
18	Myanmar	74,861
19	Nepal	41,339
20	Macau (China)	38,840
21	Papua New Guinea	31,692
22	Cambodia	30,943
23	Mongolia	18,782
24	Brunei	15,153
25	Laos	14,244
26	Maldives	6,977
27	Fiji	5,511
28	Bhutan	2,686
29	Timor-Leste	2,023
30	Solomon Islands	1,690
31	Vanuatu	1,166
32	Samoa	939
33	Tonga	547
34	Micronesia	458
35	Marshall Islands	277
36	Palau	267
37	Kiribati	246
38	Nauru	150
39	Tuvalu	63